Categories

A sustainable future is one in which goods and services can be produced and provided in ways that do not use resources that cannot be replaced and that do not damage the environment. This philosophy is reflected in the inaugural list of categories for the Sustainable Future Awards:

There are 29 categories to enter and win:

 

Recycling Excellence and Innovation

Paper and natural fibres

Plastics and synthetic materials

Batteries

Fuels and fluids

Metals

Rare earth and precious metals

Vehicles

Plant and equipment

Buildings and construction processes

 

Energy Excellence and Innovation

Solar

Hydro, marine and tidal

Wind (onshore and offshore)

Ground source

Air source

Public utility

Micro-generation

 

Circular Economy Innovation

New Initiatives

Marketing and communication

Consultancy

Health and safety

Insurance and risks

Financial opportunities

Training and development

 

Overall Achievement

Sustainable Excellence – Construction

Sustainable Excellence – Agriculture

Sustainable Excellence – Health and Pharma

Sustainable Excellence – Motor Industry (including vehicle recycling)

Sustainable Excellence – Manufacturing

Sustainable Excellence – Services 

There is a fee to pay for your first entry. Thereafter all entries are FREE.
All fees are explained on the Entry Fees page of this website:

For more help on how to enter please visit the How to Enter and Useful Advice pages of this website.

Awards ceremony: June 14

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